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Hi,
I urgently need help with this function: =IF(AND(A2=1,B2=6,E2="Mescada"),F2,0) The problem that I have is that sometime the value that I look up for is not located on row 2. It could be on row 5 or 11 depending on the size of my file. Is there anyway I could make a generic function that would allow me to look up my value in range instead of a row? -- Regards, Jeff |
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